The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-04

Chicago, George NJ Pullman, VIM. Penn
Nixon, L. A Snowden, and several u. A.
X. posts of hicago, ~ T. Leeds of Penn
sylvania, John c. New of Indiana, Roscoe
Conkling Of New York, Rev. Talmage OF
Brooklyn and w. Il. Smith mayor OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cleveland sent tenderly vOrded
note TO Mrs. Logan, expressing her sympa-
thy and that of the President and saying
that the latter was too i'll to call and thus
show show in person his respect for the
memory of the dead.
To-day among hundreds of others came
the following:
Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 27.-Mr. John
4. Logan: l beg to tender your family on
behalf of the Union League, OF Philadel-
phia, the profound regret and sympathy
which are sincerely felt and universally
expressed by our members on hearing of
the death of your distinguished father
EDwARDN. Benson,
President Union League.
Chichgo, Dec. ?7.-Mrs General Lo AN
| please accept my sincere sympathy.
MARSHALL FIELD.
CT icago Dec 27.-fion ;. NJ. Cull"m /:
/ The sentiment of the Illinois peOplr is that
General Logan should be buried in lii
nois ". T. LYTTLER.
Chicago, Dec. 27.-Mrs, John a. Logan ::
| Mr.. Drake and all of you-
Old neighbors on Caiiumet avenue
Join TIE ia deepest sympathy and sorrow
| in your bereavement. JNO. i. DRAKE.
PEORIA. ILL; De. -.
| hrs John 4, Logon
WHEREAS, The Peoria b ard of trade has
learned with profound sorrow Of ths sud
| den death OF the distinguished soldier aud
statesman, John 4. Logan.
| Resolred, That in the death of Gen'l LO-
gan, our country has met with The loss of
| one no less rer owned in peace than in war,
whose unhinching courage and sterling
integrity entitle him to the highest place
! in the h. arts of his cOunuvmen.
Resoiped, That this state and community
who have SO lon. esteemed him, are espec-
| i lily ,alled upon to mourn the loss
! of a faithful friend VIII, So con-
slant aim was to serve his state
and country and promote their best
interests.
ResoJeed, that tie members OF this
board extend TO Mrs Logan their heartfelt
sympathy in this, her hour OF deep and II
reparable loss.
ResoIUed, That a copy Of these resolutions
he telegraphed t. Mrs Logan By order
OF the board.
W II. BARTLETT, President.
indianapolis. Dec. q Mrs. J. 4. LO-
gan: Mrs. Bruce and / learn with the
deepest sorrow of the demise of q neral
Logan, and tender you our heartfelt sym
pathy. b. h. BRUCE
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Jno A. l. =
gan: have not words to express how sin
cereIy 1 sympathize with on In your heart
rending affiiction. May God in his mercy
su stain and console you.
A. H. CoLQUITT.
Lacrosse, Wis, Dec. 27.-Ouf city sends
words of sympathy to the widow OF one OF
Americas greatest men.
Dr.. POWELL, Mayor.
Minneapolis, Mian, Dec. 2I.-The mrm-
bers of the uUnion Leage of Minnea polls
tender their heartfelt sympathy. Your
great affiictIon is a nations loss.
r. @. EVANS President.
L crosse, Wis, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Cameron
and / are greatly distressed by the Gener.
al's death. Accept assurance of p -ofound.
est sympathy. ANGUS CAMERON.
Chicago, Dec. 27.-The army te egraph-
ers of ii late war, lamenting with
the millions, the sad bereavement
to yourself and family unite in
voicing their heartfelt sympathy. Senator
Logan was our devoted friend and ncere
and able Champion, VIM. K. Plumb
president of the society OF United State:
military telegraph corps.
New Orleans, La Dec. 27.-The depart
ment of the Gulf Grand Army Republic
tenders its heartfelt sympathy in this hour
of bereavement and mourns the loss o.
its iIlustrous commander in chief and
faithful comrade, A. S. Badger Depart
ment commander.
Chicago. Dec. 27.-The Congregations
Ministers Union of Chicago, hereby ex
press to you their profound sympathy in
YOUR bereavement and assure you of theiI
earnest. prayers.
III. ). HAYWARD, President.
HENRY WILSON, Secretary.
BLOOMINGTON, ILLS.
BLOOMINGTON Grand Army of the Repub
lie, Post l46, met at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing adopted the name of John A. Logan
post and una nimouslay passed resolution:
of sympathy with Mrs. John A. Logan.
SALIVA, ks.
At meeting of Salina post No. 127 held
Yesterday afternoon resolutions of respect
to the memory of Gen. Jno. A. Logan
were adopted and forwarded to Mrs. Logan
at Washington. The posts name was
Oh anged to Jno. A. Logan and department
commander Nc Dewitt notified of the change
by telegraph.
PREPARING FOR THE FUNERAL.
Washington, Dec. 27.-The members o.
the Illinois delegation in congress, who ar,
DOW in Washington, held met ting at tn,
Logan mansion this afternoon in compli
ance with the suggestion of Mrs. Logan
for consultation. There were present Sen
ator Cullom and Representatives Hit
Henders N, Rowell, Payson, Springer
Thomas, rownshend and Niece. Mrs
Logans wishes in regard TO the funeral ar
rangements were made known by Represen